The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-07-24, Page 74
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5.(JI4k 24th, 1952
NOTICE!
ANNUAL HOLIDAY WEEK of the SauIts Coal
- Co. will be August 4t11 to August 9th.
The Yard and Office will be closed to allow eth-
ployees to celebrate "old Home Week," but telephone
calls will be accepted &dm 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. daily
Phone 75m.
SAULTS COAL CO.
"The Yard of 'Service and Quality"
Phone 75w or 70 m. East end of Nelson St.
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COLBORNE. JUVENILES WIN Parrett. and Pollock hurled for the
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Colborne lownship juveniles lied wen. Mason did the receiving.
swamped the Ripley Reit Men 18-7 Jenkins, Jewell and Buchanan
in a ,W.O.A.A. sOftball' fixture, worked for Colborne.
7'HE GODERICH SIGNALWI'Alt
County arid District NEWS' OF AUBURN
Women's Institute
Children's Picnic
is Well Attended
Dr: George' MacGregor and Dr.
'Will SiacCregor of Chicago and
Mex. MacGregor ot Granutu, .AI -
beau, visited relatives in the
Lucknow district and were there
joined hy their sisters, Mrs. George
Stuart a St : Helens and Miss
Catherine SittoGregor, on a trip to
theiz'. birthplace iu Cape Breton,
iSova Scotia.
Frank Fingland. jr., of Clinton,
has completed a two years' post. -
graduate course at the University
of Toronto' and has received 41,s
Muster ot Arts degree in political
scienee. Ile is spending the 1311.111 -
flier in the Yukon with it govern',
ntent survey party and in Septem-
ber' will go to England for a three -
ear • course for the degree . of
Doctor of Philosophy.
Mr. anti Mrs. It. S. AtkeY received
a number of presentations before
leaving Clinton for, their new •houie
at A.ruprior, where Mr. Atkey will
publish The feruprior Chronicle.
Clinton Lions Club, the Clinton
Chamber (4 Commerce and the
staff of The ClintOn News-itecord
were among those presenting fare-
well gifts,
Potter—Taylor
In it double -ring ceremony at the
Brucefield manse, Ismia June
Titylordaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Tttylor, Brucefield, and
Joseph Charles Potter, son of Mr.
anti Mrs. Clarence' Potter, Clinton,
exchanged ma rriage _Rev.
W. J. Moines officiated. The couple'
will reside in Goderich
,Canada has til ()cyan -going- etirgo
vessels flying the flag of the Do-
minion.
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11 MG PRIZES FOR 25c
THE DURHAM MEMORIAL ARENA
Cemetery
Memorials
T. PRYDE it SON
Clinton, Exeter. aforth
Write Box 1.50;or phone 41J,
Exeter
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and, we shall be pleased to
call.
!Intended for last week/
A,UBVItN. July 10.—The Wo-
men's Institute held its annual
Children's ,Day picnic at Harbor
Park, tioderich, on Tuesday with
a good attendance. The races, iu
charge of Mrs. Alvin Plunkett, Mrs.
Len Archambault and Mrs.' Frank
Nesbit, resulted as follows: Under
5 years---4'aul Goddard, Janette
Dobie; girls, 840—Margo Grange,
,Mory Goddard. liettY • LOu Robin -
Aon ; ' boys, 8-10—Norman Lockhart,
John AleClinchey. itoss Sturdy ;
girls, 10-12 — Karen Nicholson,
Elizabeth Grange; boys, 10-12 —
Dove MeClinchey, Gordon Gross,
Bill Dobie! girls, 12-14—Ruth Mil-.
Han, Elizabeth Grunge, Isabel
Daer; boys', 12-14—Rowild Gross,
Gordon Gress, Bill Doble; young
ladies—Karen Nicholson, Mrs. Har-
NILE 200.Attend Picnic
NfLE, July 23. ---Mr. and Mrs.
Claire 14.dwards anti. 31zis. Clara o ounty .Council
Underwood of I.oudou wererSuuday
-visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Tion Mc-
Phee's. Sirs. Underwood IS,retualu-
Mg for a longer visit.
Mr. George -Rutledge is uttder the
doctor's care again with stomach
Mr. and Mrs. James Jaelison of
..Niitehell and Mr, Ernie Rutledge
and WHIMM 'larding of Austin,
Alan., were recent visitors at Mrs.
Herb Morris'.
Mrs. ,-Jantes iRaovere-Mord has
come to Silas Mary Currey of the
death this week in c"algarY hos-
pital of her sister, Mrs.' James
!looter. Mrs, Hoover was well
knitwn here having lived here till
she Married Mr. Hoover and weat
to Westfield, afterwards moving- to
the West, where she and her. bus -
band farmed at C'antrose, Alberta,
Since, the death of her husband she
has made her home with her daugh-
ter, Elinor (Sirs. Farley), in
Edmonton.
old Gross, Elizabeth Grange; young OBITUARY
men—Donald Gross, Gordon Gross,
men's race—Mrs. W. Bradnock,
Mrs. H. Gross, Mrs. Frank Raithby ;
grandtpothers' race—Mrs. Alf Nes-
bit, Mrs. Charles East, Mrs. Albert
Campbell; three-legged race—David
McClinchey, Ronald Gross; kick the
shpper—Gordon GTOSS; clothesplu,41141 had lived all her life on the
MRS. ii/WIN PORTER
David McClinchey; married wo- Mrs. Elgin Porter of the Barfield-
arna road, Stanley Township,
passed away in Victoria Hospital.
London, on Sunday morning after
a short illness in her 42nd year..
A ilaughter of Mrs. Reid and
, the late Samuel Reg -She -Was born
relay—Mrs. Harold Gross's team ;
elothesinn race—Elva Gross; spot
race -,Mrs. Albert Campbell ; throw
rolling pin—Sirs. William Gross';
number of beans in. a jar—Mrs.
Charles Straughan. Following the
races it 'peanut scramble was held.
same farm. She was a member of
the Raytield United Church.
Surviving besides tier husband
Mid mother are -tive ehildreu, Anna,
18: Gordon, HI:- Kathleen, 14
liirt.tarel, 5and .Marion, 4.
The funeral was held from her
Lunch 1"cludthg ice crealli w"8 1 it resident* on Tuesday afternoon
to Raytield United Church, where
the serciee was condueted by the
Rev. Peter Renner'. The inillbearers
wet. Murray Grainger, Leslie Arm:
strong, Allan Armst rong, A rt hur
Peek, William J. Peck and Ihnersen
Mrs. Scobie of Toronto is visit- emneters.
lierd. Interment was in , Itayfield
ing her daughter, Mrs. ThouLis , 1
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Anderson and Mr. Anderson "'and 1 ieprt rt meta of Agriculture ; Dr. G.
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Mrs. William Anderson. . ' 1'. McRostie and Dr. N. It. Thomp-
son of the 0.A.C. Field Husbandry
,
. POTATO FIELD DAY ,
1 4partment ; and others. Featured
All pota to . growers a re invited- speaker will be 4 )liver Wright.
to the 'first Province t 4- Ontario Chairman. Grand River Valley
POtato Field Day, to he held at Authority and Waterloo , County
the 0.A.C. potato farm in Tuesday, farmer. „ ,
July 29, at I p.m. l'he 0.A.C, potato farm- is 10eated
Tours will lw held of the exited-, in Waterloo Township, , Waterloo
nwhi-a1-484tala -Plots; and _farms will, t County._ -approxlimately , Iwo miles
he visited for tlw purpese of seeing! Sfilith lila' %%ne`4t ' f tl
st-o-ved . the votamittee, Mrs.
Archie Robinson,,, Mrs. Oliver An-
dT
An-
derson,, Mrs. ed East, Mrs. Gordon
31cClinchey and Mrs. Gordon Dobie.
Mrs. Harold Nicholson, Kareu
and Garty are visiting Mr. J. .1.
Wtlsou
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Though alteavy dovvupour of ramu
with lightning and thunder occur-
red lute Thursday afternoon, the an-
nual picnic held by Huron County
'Council at Harbor Park was en -
'Pled by the inemborS, ntlicials and
'tber families numbering close to
200 People;
• Ruin interfered with the child-
ren's races but free bingo, played
for worthwhile paws by adults and
children, Provided ideal entertain-
ment, for ull in the pavilion.
Visit MUSCUill
During the fore part of the after-
noon,.. litany yisited! the Huron
County Pioneer MUseutit .on North
street; otners enjoyed boat trips
on die, lake and crowning the day
was the* bounteous pienie supper
served about 7 o'clock in the
position.
,Wardeti Harvey Johnston (or&
hilly welcomed all to the Ricoh.,
and introduced Harold Cousin,
Warden et 'Perth (Minty, who
brought greetings front his mond-
.cipality.
Arthur Nicholson, popular ree%e
of Tuckerstuith, spoke brielly for
the ex -wardens.
A draw for the supper prize was
Wirn by Sirs. William Douai' of
Henson. Mr. Fitzsimmons, father-
iti-Mw of ex -Warden Cecil Johnston
of Ashitield, was awarded the prize
as the oldest person present. He
is 87. Mr. and Mrs. ..laek Mer -
tam's 8 -months -old baby was the
youngest. He is the 'grandson of
Reeve Gordon Orr of Ginterich
Township.
Arrangements for the picnic were
made by Warden Harvey JohnSton;
County Clerk A. JI. Erskine, De-
puty County Clerk J. G. Jerry and
County Assessor A. Alexander.
FARMERS ARE WARNED
OF, ARMY WORM
MENACE
A rmy wornis niay rause serbnis
damage and high hisses in oar
fields and stands of inixisi grain,
farmers growing crops shoilid
inspect them .now for `infestation,
says Prof. W. t". Department
of Entomology and Zfailogy, 41-
tario Agriculturai College.
The worMS are found is the day-
time under little clods and stones.
In vy infest a t ions. oat ha
eds
'that the worms have bitten eft' will
he found MI the -ground. - -
ilemonstr:ttions of -irrigation, spraV-LWaterleo Airport. Prof. Allan states that the NV 4 Inll
ing, harve,:ting. Participating he reached from
itt the Progr,rain will be It. E. anti signs will he posted .at bothott,:titl ii tit 1. i„„1:18,,,,
Goodin, Associate I>irector. t'roo, higlisvrrys' /0 guide anyone to the inim,ti titurmithiy with 2
Seeds a nd Weeds Itra 110)1,ta Ho fa nu,
water. When it is mixed to ;lie
....nsisteney .of wetsawiltv,t, it is
- . brunt -least intii the standing grain at
ouning just .hefore dusk. shire the
wornis feed hiring the night. If
the worms 1111,51 111 f roar some ottii,r
ores. and, infestation reenrs, it may
1(1 tieressa'ry to r -,-:i1 titis 1 rea t -
men t. wit ruS Prof. .1. iltit.
A eir,etilar entitlist Contnd
of A rni,v W ornis" i 11rAta inable It
the °thee uf the agricultural repro -
sent itt ve.
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ARTIFICIAL ICE
CLINTON LIONS ARENA
THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952
NAME VACATION DATES
FOR CHANGEOVER MEN
freetteney standa rdiza 11411
staft's of the iIrtitario Hydro
:11141 ihie l'airriliNti 4 '031-
1 'M1,1),, nY Will11 Le litt'ir va,"1-
tiens from .ktignst 2 to .kiigiNt 17
1nelitsive,
A .stii:111 ,t.-itt %%111 remain itt luty
during the v:ietition period to pr
Vide ,'Ine'rgl'In'Y )'V )'p -
Hon 15 ith itty twitters titreetin::
(.11;ingeo.ver 411;i1 isptionteto.;
iii;iy obt:titi, this 1--
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WESTINGHOUSE
ONLY -$299
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HAIVIILTON ELECTRIC
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2 a regular 1.25 boxoof •
,DtillARR.Y_FACE POWDER
plus a special
size lipstick . . .
th,'i ;11'1,1:
Other DuBarry Beauty Preparations
by Rtchord Hudnut at
-$1,500 IN PRIZES
4—SPECIAL GAMES -4
$50-$75-$75-$1;000 JACKPOT
.TII t',4)
15 Regular Games of $20 each
All prizes Must Go
kit* 1.i r.irular totn'os; 25c for
br .1011
Door; p11 it 0.1.10,1:. i;;Ittios skirt at. :1 p.m. sharp.
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SHOW PRIDE IN YOUR OLD HOME TOWN -
BE READY FOR VISITORS DURING
Old Home Week
BINGO
Prepare now to. .
PAINT -IIP CILIENCUP
FIX- OP 1.16111111P
LEGION HALL
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Sat., July 26
Jackpot of $500 which 15 games at $15 each; one at
m $50; one at $75; one at MOO.
ADMISSION41.00 for g
15u One FREE GAME for $50
games. Extra Cards 25e for first -five winners
ACCOMMODATION
FOR 4,000 PEOPLE
JACKPOT OF $37 00 for full house in 52 calls.
If not won on Saturday, value of jackpot and also
number of calls will be raised each week until it
is won.
THE NEW, PERMANENT FLOOR IN
THE ARENA WILL BE IN USE FOR.
THE FIRST' TIME, COKE AND
SEE IT AND USE,IT.
FUNDS POR LAYING THIS FLOOR WERE RAISED BY THE GODERICH LIONS CLUB
17 GAMES $1.00
$5.00 CASH PRIZE
SPECIALg—Share the Wealth
Doors open at 8.30 p.m.
ist game starts at 9.00 p.m.
WE CAN HELP YOU DO THIS JOB BY S UFPL1NG YOU WITH
Canada Paint
LUXOR Floor and Porch Colors.,
SPECIAL DISCOUNT on house jobs.
Don't delay, Phone 388 today and place your order for
delivery.
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Cambria Road Goderich
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